Sewell, whose departure from Apple was announced last week, reflected on the company's evolving legal department, iPhone privacy controversies and "The Cellphone Wars."
October 09, 2017 at 02:46 PM
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Bruce Sewell, general counsel of Apple Inc., announced his retirement Friday after eight years of leading the company’s legal and security efforts.
In an interview with Corporate Counsel Friday, he confirmed it is a true retirement and he plans to turn his focus away from the law for the time being.
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